Weather forecast for Western Canada ports new year outlook
Edmonton sits under a thinning polar air mass edged by Prince Albert as a slow southward push limits Alberta's southward reach to Red Deer tonight. Tomorrow the cold retreats north with Christmas Day bringing milder air to Edmonton and Peace River regions. Lethbridge and Medicine Hat see cloudy mild conditions with light winds and lows near 20 to 25 and highs around 40 to 45.
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Saskatoon
Alberta
Red Deer
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Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Medicine Fat
Eagles Prize Winners At Dance Dec 20 1976
Prize listings from a December 20 1976 event show numerous winners associated with the Eagles group. Names are obscured by numeric codes but indicate a formal award or dance competition result with multiple prize figures referenced.
Palmer announces birth of Craig J Palmer
Mr and Mrs A D Palmer announce the birth of a son Craig J Palmer on December 18 at St Michael s Hospital Readers learn of the birth and the family status in this brief birth notice Likewise another birth notice appears for Mr and Mrs Scott Macleod nee Alma Clarke announcing a son Roderick Scott born December 15 1950 at King s Daughters Hospital Duncan B C The two items reflect common society notices in the period.
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A. D. Palmer
Craig J. Palmer
St. Michael’s Hospital
Scott Macleod
Alma Clarke
Roderick Scott
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Duncan, B.C
McIntosh Death Notice in City Church Service
Ray Percy McIntosh beloved husband of Gertrude Helen McIntosh passes away December 22 in the city. Services at St Augustin's Church Wednesday at 3 30 pm Rev Canon Leslie L Grant officiates. Interment Mountain View cemetery. Martin Brds directors funeral es SN.
In Memoriam for Jane Moodie and John Sykes
In loving memory of our beloved mother Jane Drysdale Moodie who died December 25 1942 until the daybreak and shadows flee away. Remembered by her son Rovert and family 2538. In memory of John Sykes who died December 23 1948 gone dear father how I miss your smiling face. A happy home I once enjoyed ever remembered by his daughter Milly 2535.
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Jane Drysdale Moodie
John Sykes
Milly
Extreme caution urged during festive season in Alberta
Alberta Safe ty Council warns the Christmas to New Year period is the peak accident time as traffic deaths rise toward a projected toll above 160. Safety director Paul Lawrence urges slower speeds, early trips, and extra courtesy amid bad weather and darkness. Pedestrian visibility drops at dusk and alcohol-related crashes rise during holidays. drivers and pedestrians should avoid risky behavior and never drive after drinking.
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Alberta Safety Council
Alberta
Paul Lawrence
Effects of Mumps Will Be Studied
Samples of the blood from mumps patients in the Lethbridge district will be sent to the University Medical School in Edmonton for research. Dr. Margaret O'Meara, city medical health officer, told The Herald today. She was contacted earlier this week by Dr. N. Easter of Edmonton, who is the director.
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Lethbridge
university medical school
Edmonton
Margaret O'Meara
The Herald today
O'Meara
N. Easter
Random Rhymes Christmas Greeting by Casual
A seasonal verse wishes peace on earth and goodwill amid war. The poet sends a Merry Christmas greeting for the eighteenth time, hoping the Christmas spirit spreads amity and happiness to all readers during the festive season.
Mumps Study Aimed at Body Glands Beyond Saliva
Dr O Meara calls for province wide research into how mumps affect body glands other than salivary. She expects broad support from city doctors and intends to conduct the study in the biochemistry department of the university medical school.
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O'Meara
university medical school
All Out For A Perfect Christmas In Southern Alberta
South Albertans spent freely to celebrate Christmas with families and young children across farms towns villages and Lethbridge. Retailers reported record holiday shopping as shops closed for a long weekend and residents prepared gifts and treats for a joyous festive season.
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Lethbridge
Christmas Work and Joy Across Southern Alberta
Many workers, including The Herald staff, will forgo full rest over the long weekend to serve others and cover news if needed. They will also attend church services and spend time with family, balancing duty with festive enjoyment during Christmas.
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Alberta
The
Herald
Southern Alberta newspaper staff seek holiday duties and stories
A playful roster reveals how editors, reporters, and staff members balance Christmas pleasures with press duties across Southern Alberta. From Publisher Buchanan to Night Eater Reimer and Society Editor Gow, the team hints at year end tasks, personal plans, and ongoing newsroom ambitions amid holiday downtime.
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Alberta
Senator Buchanan
Harold Long
Hugh Buchanan
Frank Steele
Telegraph
Bill Hay
Don Pilling
Society
Phyllis Gow
City Hall
Jim Brooke
Don Hearn
Weyburn
Shirley McNeill
chinook belt
Y.W.C.A
Lloyd Knight
iehiig
Sam Buston
Canada
England
Doris Neden
Emily McCrea
Wishes With Real Meaning For Southern Alberta Newsfolk
The Herald’s staff extend season greetings to Southern Alberta readers. They hope readers enjoy the holidays and are blessed with long life health wealth peace love happiness and success in this life and the next.
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Herald
Alberta
Dispute Over Delivery Of Coal Cars Spreads
Labor troubles at Lethbridge Collieries spread from No 8 mine to J J Hamilton mine. Contract miners refused to push loaded cars, halting work as 40 men across the Hamilton and No 8 mines went home. Mines closed for Saturday with Wednesday reopening planned.
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Lethbridge
No. 8
J. J. Hamilton
Clemas Pirock
United Mine Workers of America
Hamilton
Chester
Pirock
Miners Back 80 Cent Day Wage Increase in Alberta
Coal workers in the Lethbridge area voted for an 80 cent per day raise across Alberta coal fields. United Mine Workers Local 7302 secretary Clemens Picock said the pact with mining companies must be approved by members. At Shaughnessy mine 204 ballots: 152 yes, 43 no, 9 void. Local 7302 ballots 170 with 106 for and 64 against.
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Lethbridge
Clemens Picock
United Mine Workers of America
The
Herald
U.M.W.A
Alberta
Shaughnessy
Pirock
UM.W.A
No. 8
Chester
Hamilton
CAUGHT IN THE NEWS NET FATHER DIES
William E. Keyes father of Mrs. J W Miller of Lethbridge died at Surrey British Columbia in his 88rd year Brother in Lethbridge Mrs George H Schmudt with a brother Gottfred King in Lethbridge died at Vancouver Claresholm Youth George D Simpson of Claresholm awarded a 50 entrance scholarship to Mount Royal College in Calgary Start Early Magistrate E D Fryett dealt with three pre Christmas revellers in city police court this Saturday morning all three pleaded guilty to intoxication counts William Rider John Black Face Blood Indian Reserve and Simon Bernhardt Burdett each fined 5 and costs
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William E. Keyes
J. W. Miller
Lethbridge
Surrey
B.C
CLARESHOLM
George D. Simpson
Mount Royal College
Calgary
E. D. Fryett
Willliam Rider
John Black Face
the Blood Indian Reserve
Simon Bernhardt
Burdett
Chairs moved to church for youth parliament sessions
Judge J. H. Sissons at Medicine Hat district court Friday sentenced Henry Frederick Francis, 56, and his son Ronald, 26, both of Shaunavon, to three and two months in jail for theft of property at Burdett and Bow Island last April. Chairs and tables from the provincial court house were moved to the Southminster church youth centre Saturday morning for use during sessions of the boys Parliament in the youth centre next week.
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J. H. Sissons
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Henry Frederick Francis
Ronald
Shaunavon
Burdett
Bow Island
Earth tremors felt in Llandrinod Wells Wales
Earth tremors were felt near Llandrinod Wells in Radnor county about 55 miles north of Cardiff early today. The report notes the quake originated in Wales with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Wales
Reuteers
Llandrinod Wells
Radnor county
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